This is the page where you will find links to websites about Colonial Maryland. You can explore Maryland’s history using these websites:
You can learn about colonial Maryland on the St. Mary’s City Colonial Kids page. This page contains a link to Exploring Maryland's Roots, which lets you explore colonial Maryland history through 12 interactive activities filled with text, narration, video, and sound effects.
The Maryland Kids Page is provided by the State of Maryland. Information on Maryland’s history, including how Maryland got its name can be found in the History section.
You can learn about colonial Maryland on the St. Mary’s City Colonial Kids page. This page contains a link to Exploring Maryland's Roots, which lets you explore colonial Maryland history through 12 interactive activities filled with text, narration, video, and sound effects.
The Maryland Kids Page is provided by the State of Maryland. Information on Maryland’s history, including how Maryland got its name can be found in the History section.
The Pratt Library houses digital collections including Portraits of the Six Lord Baltimores and Maryland Colonial Currency.
At The Society of The Ark and The Dove you can learn about the early settlers' voyage to Maryland.
You can watch a video and learn more about the lost colonial towns of Providence, Herrington, and London Town at the Lost Towns Project website.
Local author John T. Marck has put together an informative website about Maryland. Remember not to click on the ads!
The Maryland State Archives website has a Teaching American History in Maryland section. The introduction to Indentured Servants in Maryland and Two Acts of Toleration may be useful in your research.